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I NUMPER 5326 NEW THEATRE. ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. N MONDAY, NEXT,. Oc.-tober 9, 1809, will be ailed, a Tragedy, carter! KING RICHARD THE' THIRD. • King Henry he sou , Mr. NI U RRA ; Richard, Duke of Gl9ltter, Mr. COOKE ; Duke of BuckinOrain, Mr CRESW EL L; !Juke nt Norfolk, Mr. CHAI?M A N ; Henry, Earl f kr, bmon4l, Mr. C. KEM EE ; c,2 ,, ee , 1 7 1,z; meth, Mrs ST. LEO ER D uc h ess pi York, Mrs. EM ERY ; •Lady Anne, Miss NORTON. i T o ~ 0 -;e• gyvil he added . , the Farce of RAISING TH"E WIND. Jeremy Diddler, Mr. lON ES ; .Frainway, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Fainwou'd, Mr. SIMMONS; • Sam, Mr. EMERY ,• • Laurelia Durable, Mrs. 'DA V ENPORT • Peggy, Miss kI A R . IY R. poxes 7s, Secc,m,rt Price 3s. 6d.—Pit .4s Second Price Caiiery 2S. Secono Price is. - Upper Gallery ts. On 1 tir.sdav, "Ile Woodman ; to which will be added, Lavvyefb . „,,,,..,„, *" . 'rne - t.:ommittee for F./omitting the Affairs of Covent- Garden Theatr', cbnr,istiii, , of the following Gentlemen— . A Itterman Sir CH \ RI. E S Pl2l C E, hart. M. P. ;. Sir 41 - 104AS.P.L.LIMt It, Kilt. His Majesty's Solicitor. „ Ge14,..r. , 1; %. lORN •Str.VESTER, Esq. Recorder of the City of Condom, ; 'JOHN kV HI TMORE;'Esq. Governor of the Bank of Engiai,•l : awl • JOHN jk; , ..', - ;S• ANGERSTEIN,•Esq. ; i - lavvapilions,‘: tits l'iupiteturs, to publish the following • - . RePort inineir names .„ . • ...W e oh hereby certify; that,;after a tull'and attentive ex.• .- .- : - - . arninatioi, of lie subject which we have been des:red to in , . vesiikity hy the Proprietors of Covent-Garden Theatre, ifs' the satiotadniii of the lot , , 1i....,-An-resped to the rate of profit reqcive,r by..tnean tr.,ill or•-.ia•-i•r •,c-,aire, anti litc,4y to ; be Fr eely( II fro:n the new, ti,,, I ;•-:'!' ,i^ wing is• the result of our iitorlirl : :,, • -:. . . • - • • '..,. . - ......... i ii: rate of prc - its actually received, upon,.., an average of the last six years, commencing in tBo3, (the period of ttle prcse,t ~;• • roersup,) in ~ ..:e theatre, u p on the capita' em barked therein, we haVeak - e`'aineti to have aincintited to!Ei• per cent per annum, char4iiii, the concern with only .t lie arIVIL actually paid for ilisuratic.' On stich• Van - cit the e.: t o t, i :,; , 'vaks” insure(* ) LAI:, it the whole -Witte capit o l' had is cii insured, Ott profit *wfoullr •nive tie:sl) . reduced to very iii tie 'il •re than 5 per cent, and, ,or want of this tali ' , lisutan,e, the Proprie tors, tieing in part' their own insurers, subtonic: a• lasi; by the late fire, for which no compensation has been made, to •the aniuu, - of more than the whole of their Profits torthe above* Period of six )ears ' " In, .a rent profit likely to be veceived in future from the Ile,' 1 twat . e,.dependim.., in part upon :the ; amount of Wits net yet tielive,eit,'anit of estitiLoes not tally as cr tamed, and on the future receipts oft he ilo•isc, winch are subject to.various: contingencies, cannot be iiscerrained.witi t tne.satite clegr,e,ot 4 Cel filintY; 'bn iipe t, othe best 'consideration vi,e have been able to giv.e to this subject, atter having recourse to e.very source Of infirm:rs al, oral and writtCn, \Se are tally ss'ti. tied' tha t the f uture pr , tits of the New Theatre, at the proposed achYailte ill the lances of admission, will amount to only. 34 Nr ccr t. per annuli; upon . the capital expended in the Ttlea.., Ire, it the same be I,:sured, awl that upon the same supposi- . lion ol'ilis,r.mce at the tornier prices of af.mission, the Pro prietors will, in our judgment, annually sustain a loss of near i per cent, per annum on their capital. t-- • ' - ' " CHARLES PRICE. ..,. • , " THOMAS PLUMF.R. -:. *".T. , , . " IOHN SY LV ES I . ER. " JOHN Will (MORE. "•JOHN JULIUS 'A NGF, RSTEI N." : • ,2hePro ' prietors have:the honour Of presenting to tilt: Pub. 11 , o e an ß ~i ), rt o f the Gentlemen, who k ind l y un d ertoo k the hivesti,;ation of the Accounts ut the Theatre, and cannot But 'feel assurer! tlin a liberal and enlightened People will now he consinced, that the alteration - M . ole Prices arises g o lelY hollt.the i mpossibility of their continuing the public antuseptents 011 the form er terms oh aaull4 s l un • ..... . Statement of the Accounts of Covent Garden Theatre t i nr the last S x gear,,, 'ii respeCtully offered to the Public, . • 18 01 4 f.,.,...:ived - - 61,682 13 to • 1804-s I .tto 70,7 2 7 9 10 - - -• • 18 0 5 6 • tiro - - 56,665 iS 5 36°6 7 Ditto ~. 68026 7 5 _ i B o7-8 Lotto - -63,03 E 14 7 3805-9 Ditto - - 4 6 ,31 2 13 0 6 i B 1 'teduCt the payttehts in six years 3 3 07,9 ,9 12 3 17 o . redua outstanding debts 58,071 17 i 2,000 0 a Profit, divide by six 50071 17 Avera,e of each yeats 8,34 s 6 z 116 3-4. Paid -1-5, J.O. #lBO5-6 Do, 3 8 -o 7, Do. , ,7.8. Do. 1808-9. Do. 455,926 , 18 7 bi,057 ii 6 47.97) 2 2 68, 39 1 6 4 62,406 IS 3 47.334 11 , 2 • Delhi& what was drawn out by 366,c91 18 o the Proprietors 5 58,t79 18 o raid iii six years 47307,91 z o E rocs excepted. RICHARD HUGHES, Treasurer, 10 HN TULL, DepUty Treasurer. Sworn before roe, the 26th cat Sept:lB,9. C. I , LOWIIR, Mayor. LYCEUM THEATRE. ender the Special Licenseorthe LORD CHAMBER LA IN, Granted for the present Season to the joint application of all Parties principally interested. • 'THEIR I‘lajesties' Servants, forming the COM , I'ANY of the. late DRURY LANE •THEATRE, wdl, THIS. I'k.LSENT SATURDAY, UdObeT 7, 1809, perform the Comedy. of THE WEST INDIAN. Stockwell, Mr. POW ; ocour, Mr. WRENCH, •{Fiorn the Theatres Royal, Bath and York, being his first appearance in London) ; Major 0' l . lalterty, Mr. I tfIiNSTONE, {Who Will Introduce the tavourir Song of " The Sprig of Shillelagh an d Sh amrock so Green") ; Ca lain Dudley, Mr. RE • Charles Dudley Mr. DE CANT'; V.'arlaod, Nit - . DOW ('ON ; • Fulmer, - Mr. PEN LEY ' • 'Srukely, Mr. MADDOCKS ; Lady Rusport, Mrs. SPARKS ; Charlotte Rusport, Miss DUNCAN ; Louta Dudley, Miss BOYC E . • Mrs. hill:tier, „Miss TID S W E . . ' To which will be added; the Farce of - THE-- WEATHERCOCK. • • Old. Fickle, Mr. WEWITZER ; Tristram fickle, ,Mr. WRENCH; Briefwit, Mr. OXBERRY; ' Sneer, Mr. PENIEY ; . . Variella Nliss KELLY ; • Ready, Mc,, SCOTT. - The boors to. be Opened Halt - past Five, 'and the Per. fermandeqo begin at Halt past •Six. On Monday, .1 he lealous Wire ; with The Deserter. Mrs. , from the 'Theatre Royal, Dublin, is en. gigeci at this Ihtat'i4 and will shortly make her first ap• pedranck.• • • ' ONLY FIVE THOUSAND NUMBERS. GRAND STAT I. LOTTERY, • (')n a New acid highly Improv,l Plan, To be Drawn in (),N V, 20th ()ticker, 1809. HODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock-brokers, 149, Oxford-street, and 44, St. kimes's-street. are now AA ling'. the TICKETS and HA F.S in the present tiuly GRAND STATE LOTTE,Y, containing zoo,crool. iu Capital and other Prizes. .. The' very.superior advantages of the present Lottery are sheWn by Adventurers having a sure Chance. of all the Grand Capital Prizes, as the whole will he Drawn in ON E PAY. zoth of Odober, 18:9, and -on which Day the irn... mense Sum of 80,0001. may be gained by One.N umber ; and also, that mstead.ot waiting in anxious suspense, as in all for Mer Lotteries, the fortunate Pureliaser, in :this, may at once receive H SA T U R• Djil 1, rstablished.byAuthority, and Licensed by the Right Hon. the. LORI) CH AMIIE L N. GLYM PIC 'PAVI LION, Newcastle -street, Strand. The Punlit: are most respe&fully informed, that this Theatre will open for the Winter Season on MON DAY N EXT, with a Variety of Entertainments, Under the Dirr!t:tithi of Mr. ASTLEY, Jun. Boxes 4s. Pit 2S. Gallery ts. Doors open at half past begin at halt past six precisely Second .Price, hall past eight.—Vivant Rex et Regina. . • A LL Persons baying. any Demands upon, the I..late Lord and Lady HENRY STUART, are desired fprthwith to send the l'articulars thereof to Mr. Ketnshead; No. 7 . 5, South Audlcy-street. AMAJOR in. an gild-established Regiment of Foot, just r;:turned from Foreign Service, wishes to exchange into a Garrison Battalion. Applications to be made to Messrs. Greenwood and Cex, Army Agents, Ciaig's-Court. EAGLE FIRE INSURANCE, CORNHILL, LONDON. pOLICIES of Insurance expiring at t/fichaeimas,. I.' should ne renewed within Fifteen •DAysltorn that pe riod, t 3 prevent the l'arties' Jntetestceasingilterein. Payment of.ltent is guaranteed-in case of ire. • Farming Stuck insured, without the Average Clause, at per Cent. Merchandize in the London Docks insured at is. 6d. per Cent. to, Three Months. Large .11kiteuients an-the Premium and Duty of insurance for more Years than one. - t.A0 1 1.:E1,1 - FE 'INSURANCE. This Desorl,pilou,ur tosuritiie,is of inestimable importance to all PetsOnsltrilditig Annuities; [;eases, ent on lives, or•whoseincotnc*.ccil.se.witlilkle. Example: —A`peison thirty - years of age may, by the small arinual.{4apyrntntot 131. 78. td secure.s:ool.:to.be paid - .(tO .Ins family or otherwise, as he may dired) at' his death. Any other sum' may be insured' in like manner, and at any other person ino insure. another's. lite, to, the amount dr any Intelest he Friar Wive' in the contiiiekahAllrereot. No F i ntrarice; Noney or Aclip,sion Fine required. No .Charge for Volicies'or c'eititicates of 'Renewal. No Registry of As signments required. A large Com'. ission allowed to: Soli citors, or, otilv - yaro!!?, ETIIAM, Secretary. ROYAL. EXCHANGE. • - N/r i ESSRS. HAZARD. BUIINE, and Co. have l• Sale ' at th:ir State.'Liitfery (Mice, No. 93, Rilal TICK ETi and SHA RES for the STATE LOT. TEItY, rhioi i 4 on a Ne'A and 1 mprcoted Plan, lomisttng. of only h tve Thousand Numbers. .To be Drawn in ONE DAY.-29th of this Month. The SCH NE contains 4 - of -•- - £20,c00 4 And 12 2 orlo I p ooo sco With others in prorortion ; AND NOT THREE BLANKS TO A PRIZE. Letters. pcst- paid. duly answered. and Scheme, gratis. MI kind yr . Government Securities bought and sold by Commisiion. THIS MONTH. j r r BISH resneatully reminds the Public, that the 1. • STATE LOTTERY not only beAins, but finishes on . FRIDAY, the 2. th of this MON Ttl ; - Therefore all who wisi: to have a chance to gain i • EIGHTY"IIOUSAND POUNDS i ' by the purchase of a single Number, must buy hefbre the drawing begirni,i: : s the whole Lottery, cmtsisting of z00,e0,1. in Prizes will be ::cudedin ON F. DAY. Tickets and Shares ate selling in great variety at his old established Offices in London, and by his Agents in the . Country, who iry the late Lottery have been remarkably -tor— tun:ife in selling and sharing an immense number of Capital I Prizes, particularly the two last 30,0061. l'rizes, the last 25.0-iol, Prize, and the last Capital. Prize ever drawn. *** Persons in the Country may be suiiplied, the same 'as i it present, by sendiog,t heir Orders (post or carriage paid) ac Companied with Bank Noyes, good Bills, Cash, tar Post-Office Orders, to either of his Old Established Offices, 1,10.4, CORNHILL, or'No. 9, CIiARING-CRObS, , I. LONDON ; I where all Ilbsiness in the Public Funds is transaaed with 1 }idelty and Dispatch Please to remark, the STATE is the° N LY LoTT ERY 1 that will be drawn THIS YEAR_ `__.__...... BEFORE THE TWENTIETH OF THIS MONTH. QWI FT and. Co. respetiftill reTiest their Friends V to observe, that all who intend to adventure in the pre sent STATE L %TTEitY, must purchase before the 'Loth of THIS MONTI-I,,•as - on that pay the whole - Lottery:will be drawn. There are only 5,006 Nunibeis, and the Scheme contains the tollowitfg CAPITAL_. PRIZES: - of - . kzo,ooo 4 4 ' .2,000 12 - - BeSitiOSAooi. 501. &c. &c. &c. All .to be Drawn in ONE DAY, 4 - • ,00a TICKEfSanWSIIAR ES are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, No. It, POULTRY, No '2, CHARING-CROSS, No. 3r, ALDGATE HIGH- STREET. . A NOBLE INDEPENDENCE. PATENT Sofa and Chair Beds, Dining Tables, liras; Screw Bedsteads, pew Sideboards,, c raining a Set of Tables ; several new inventions and excellent, lin. provements in Cabinet and Upholstery FOrniture; gracious ly patronized-by the King,. Queen, and Royal Family. BUTLER'S is the Original ISanulatiory, and he is the true Proprietor of the Patents (the Deeds of which may be seen at "Ids Ware-rooms) ;' has had the lionotir of executing Orders in fashionable Furniture for great nittnbers of the No bility and • ;entry, many of_whoin.,have• favourably conde scended to recommend his ManufacAory, knowing' it to be the Original. Window Curtains, Drawing-room and' • Par lour Chairs, and every Article in the above branches, 'in a variety - of elegant and fashionable Designs.: The Patent-Brass. screw Beds are fixed with the greatest ease, without tools, or'tacks or nails in the Furniture. Platicular attention to useful IrniirovementS in Furniture fur, the Gentlemen„4 the Army.aini Navy, and for Exporta tion. Mosquito Net. 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Every cxeftion - has been and Witt continue to be made, to ten. der this the iiixst Conveyance on the North Road, • By GEORGE BOU ETON and Co. totn - the'GoldeilLe riass, the foiloWing Cifriages set out, be: sides in,n) other, too.neuneroeis to mentl.n. Livddioureltpedilibeis PoA" C6a'clieS, ii:,ly,One Night alit, every morning at six. . _ Holyhead end North Wales Mail every evening. Holyhead, Slire"wSbury, and i'Birmingharn New Post Coaches,. every. morning at nine. l'uttlovr, - Worcester, and Oxford IVl.iil'eVery evening, aikt• a new Post Coach Tuesday, ThurSeLy, and Saturday, at two. Miltbrd-Haserf, Carmarthen, Gloucester, and Cheltenharti Mail every evening. Cheltenham - and Oxford New and. Only Day Couch evetj moriling at siX. Brigliten; . F.ast BoUrn. Worthing,' Elastines ; Portsthouthi Southampton, Isle of Wight ; Bognor, Chichester, Arundel, Little Hampton :' . Nlargb.te, Ratitsg'ate Dover, Deal, nythe. Folkston, Sce. 4c. Daily Coaches n.A.tl - 11 Flit. V./W.IILN., . . THE greatest Blemish to Beauty, is superfkictUS g on tite , • Face, Ne:ek, amt Arms RUBE It'ri ROS . E.ATE PO UV. R immediately retr.oves them, is art elegant article;prfeAly'innocentand pleasant to use, priVo 45.. or two in one. Pa:,el, 7s. Sold by the Proprietor, N 0.23, Russel L.s.:reet, CoVen,t;•ol den; Overton, N0..47, hood, street ;.11unnett,.No. 3, Ch.atiA side; Pallister, M.JAatei Ruff, Cheltenham ; Harvey, Wey ttp,nth ; Gre ; !or . yi,''Birgtiton ; itinsteed, liogn p r ; Gould, Bath; T C.xeter ; .vI unday, x ; Nos-No:thy, Norwich; Cattk:, ork'; Hepkins, Ut ;I ; 'Bir mingham ;•.,Gaies, Sheffield ; , Prosser, t•=l ; rcouilsa Liverpool ; and by every Bookseller, Yeifunier, and Yen et in England, lieland, and - Scotland. - • To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. q, Nevi BrAlge-streei, • London .• • ' • '• sta,, E d inbur g h, May.; T,. •I N the Spring of 1794 . 1 Wli3'afilifted• OC- ivith Venereal; Complaint, which I treated with .indAt• ence for tiyeponths ; but was then - obliged to apply to a regular Physician, who put 'a temporary stop to the virtf aii.riyio in entire tetni g) lever, tc : ci,of lence of the Disease (by mercurial applications) for some in short, I Have ]rod it time; but growing, in spite of all medicine and•the advice of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worse and Worse for two years, I Was reduced to a state - aunost:' uri beyond; and ulcerated from head to foot--44 'throat,- rnbuth, paralleled and b no ec se o , m l i e ri g g s, us a e r i ri e t thirty eating ulcers ,or; my body, and nearly totally' de prived of sight.H-If Would be voluminous to particula rise all my ease:-suffice it to say, there. never .was,...or ever Will be, one of a more dangerous, •ors of a more cared nature.. I •was long looked upon by rny• friends, and firmgined myself, beyond all hopes of recovery; and, in -drew, in my then condition, death was prefetable to my more than • miserable state.. In this dreadful Situation- did I drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Providence -threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case of Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I could not.--I sent and' procured some of your LEAK•E's PATENT LLS,• which, 'by using from time to time, sin now, .ind have long been, (after more than - four years indescribable distress), in as good a-state of health as ever I enjoyed ; as A Olaf of this . , I had a fine, ~ thrivilv,,* healthy child, horn t me a few months a i go. gratitude to God, and in, hope: of tervii:ring my fellow-creattimservice, - 1 request you to publish this; and you may at asiy time refer persons who wish to be'satistied of the .truth of this, or further parti culars*, to me or my friends, by letter or persob. AS few cases for badness will ever,.equal mine, andn o n e exceed it,' I nave 'from experience every ' reason to assure mankind, that in your LEAK.I. 7 .-'s I'ILLS they will find a sire, speed : , safe, and radical cure, tiu mos! dreg , ]. Ail s'• - age of the yenereal Disease, which is called • Co v_ FIRMED LUES. toErN Tuompso:.v lasUrmountable family reasons!. prevent: making, soy name and addrcss public ; but creditable _persons -. realty wanting intotmation . may. als:i be referred to ;tie and my friends UV Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, Edinbutgn. • try the Sole P riiprietor, - • T. TAvLo Member of the Royal College. of Surgeons itt London, at his.house, No. o New lfridge-•street, _ . Where' he will give AdVice' witholit Alec . , to persons tak. • ing •theSe 'Pills; and will answer. patients letters, if pOsc._ raid, on the . .saine .teritq, observing cases the ttiuii inviolable secrecy, no person's naive or case having, !:I t -A mentioned, but at their own particularrequw, • by the prietor, during the course or more than thirty-siX y•e, us , that he has had the • cothluaing qt 'exten.;ive sale of •the !. above Medicine, and . the practice 'therefroin. They are alsO sold by his Ai)pointnient; for the cor..- nience ot those living at a distance, by Mr.. &aver, Sourh-bridge, Bdinburgli; Mr. Macdonald,' Printer, (.; las gow, to- whom .also Mr: T. refers for. his address; at perfumer's, Nu. 35, St. Alban'szstreet, Pall-tnall; Mr; Robertson's-Toy-shop,-No. to.; Oxford-street; Mr. Disa boroug,ii , s,- , No. 7, Visiistieet ! hill, nearly opposite the Mo. nuirient ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. c, thuon-rov.:, Tower-hill; Mi_ Bull, Dame-street, Dublin;. anti by ont fs4n in vvety , ciinslcieca: - )le to win :••in reit-Britain • • Ireland, in boxes or ,otitp as., 9d. se4led ul) full And_plaiit w';ieretiv persons ot either s e it inay "care theinselves with eas'earid sedreey. 1 - B. Every :Box sold in • Great Bataan is se led: • with Stamp,, on which, . by, favokAr ot the CofrinAiSz .ISprinte4, at the Starnp,k)tliie-4.--" T. T4it,fi • No. New Bridge-street," to irtritate it felt/11y; acid all miters are euumeieits, •